3 Words I Used to Sell 100,000 Books: A Counterintuitive Strategy for Nonfiction Authors (Unabridged‪)‬

If you’re a nonfiction author, you’ll want to keep reading. Because I sold over 100,000 copies of my book using just three simple words.

Want to learn how?

Do you really want the secret?

Do you want to know how I sold over 100,000 books with no fancy marketing team, no literary agent, no pre-existing list of customers, and zero industry connections?

Are you ready to discover how I hit number one best-seller in multiple categories and garnered thousands of five-star ratings and reviews…using a systematic (and honest) approach that can be replicated by any nonfiction author willing to follow the very simple steps?

Well, I’m about to tell you.

I’m about to reveal my entire blueprint for book-selling success.

I’m going to teach you the three simple words I used to make all of this happen.

But more importantly, I’m going to show how you can use these words to find way more readers for your book.

And when you discover how simple of all this really is, you’ll never want to go back to the old way you were doing things.

So if you’re a nonfiction author whose book shows readers how to learn something, do something, achieve something, or solve a problem or challenge in their lives—then get ready to connect with them on a brand-new level.

These are the three words I used to sell 100,000 books.